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1923 Alicante - 1995. Known for: Landscape paintings with chromatism and gestures.
The artist's name is Xavier Soler. He began his studies at an early age with Adelardo Parrilla Candela. He moved to Granada to study pharmacy and developed a lyrical language with great chromatism... Read full biography
The artist's name is Xavier Soler. He began his studies at an early age with Adelardo Parrilla Candela. He moved to Granada to study pharmacy and developed a lyrical language with great chromatism and gestures. He was inspired by his travels and his works underwent an evolution where clean and... Read full biography
The artist's name is Xavier Soler. He began his studies at an early age with Adelardo Parrilla Candela. He moved to Granada to study pharmacy and developed a lyrical language with great chromatism and gestures. He was inspired by his travels and his works underwent an evolution where clean and spacious landscapes were highlighted, elaborated with almost pure pigments. He received several prizes and awards during his career, including the Grand National Prize José Antonio Primo de Rivera.
The artist's name is Xavier Soler. He began his studies at an early age with Adelardo Parrilla Candela. He moved to Granada to study pharmacy and developed a lyrical language with great chromatism and gestures. He was inspired by his travels and his works underwent an evolution where clean and spacious landscapes were highlighted, elaborated with almost pure pigments. He received several prizes and awards during his career, including the Grand National Prize José Antonio Primo de Rivera.
The artist's name is Xavier Soler. He began his studies at an early age with Adelardo Parrilla Candela. He moved to Granada to study pharmacy and developed a lyrical language with great chromatism and gestures. He was inspired by his travels and his works underwent an evolution where clean and spacious landscapes were highlighted, elaborated with almost pure pigments. He received several prizes and awards during his career, including the Grand National Prize José Antonio Primo de Rivera.
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